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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Is Your Cat Normal?

Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Healthy Cats
In This Issue:
  • The Ultimate Litter Box Solution?
  • When the Fur Flies: Deshedding Tools
  • Hairballs: Gross and Dangerous

Top Story Is Your Cat Normal?
Deciphering Kitty Quirks

From face rubbing to wool sucking,
sort out the harmless cat quirks from
behaviors that could spell trouble.

Also See:
  • The Facts About Pet Insurance
  • Purebred Cats: What to Expect
  • Meow! Why Cats Purr
All About Your Cat
Solving the Litter Box Blues
When cats stop using the litter box, the cause could be anything
from an unclean box to an illness. Common problems and solutions.
Also See:
  • Microchipping Q&A
  • Why Cats Need Vaccines


When the Fur Flies: Deshedding Tools
It's normal for pets to shed, but you don't have to live with it.
Check out these deshedding tools to handle the hairy onslaught.
Also See:
  • Caring for an Outdoor Cat
  • How to Prepare for the Pet Sitter


More From WebMD:
• How Do I Keep My Cat From Scratching the Furniture?
The Vet Is In
Hairballs Can Be Dangerous!
A blockage nearly killed this cat. Read how she became
the poster patient for National Hairball Awareness Day.

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